During a divorce case, the courts will divide assets – and debts – according to state laws. There are two basic fields of law that states abide by for divorces: community property and equitable distribution. California is one of only … Continued

A divorce can be daunting, filling either spouse with fear that he or she will lose valuable assets and properties to a soon-to-be-ex. If you didn’t sign a prenuptial agreement and have considerably more assets than your spouse, there is … Continued

Divorces involving children are often complicated for everyone involved. Those complications increase dramatically if one or both spouses have ties to countries outside the United States. In some cases, a parent with custody of a child may attempt to abscond … Continued

Some states once required that you have some type of grounds for filing for divorce. Today, every state follows a no-fault divorce law, meaning that you no longer must prove your spouse was at fault in some way – you … Continued